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Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
When they start playing the race card, you know they're holding a bad hand.
Originally posted by Atzil321
As a non-American looking in from the outside, it does seem that Obama has more
opposition to anything he wants to than any other president in history... and you have
to ask is race a factor in what we are seeing? Even the office of the president of the united
states does not seem to carry as much respect for a lot of americans since a black man
was elected.
Originally posted by beezzer
What levels will these people sink to?
Originally posted by centurion1211
Originally posted by beezzer
What levels will these people sink to?
My friend, unfortunately we are about to find out as democrat desperation over the 2012 election sets in and they pull out all the stops to try and save obama and his presidency.
That being said, I can now move on to Rep. Andre Carson, D-Ind,, who recently said that members of the Tea Party movement would "love to see us [black Americans] as second-class citizens."
"Some of them would love to see us hanging on a tree," Carson added.
So there it is: Members of the Tea Party movement would love nothing better than to see some black folks strung up from a tree, the way it was done in the bad ol' hang 'em high days in the South.
The Senate Historical Office knows of no instance in which Congress refused the president permission to speak before a Joint Session of Congress,” said Betty K. Koed, an associate historian for the U.S. Senate.
Permission to speak in a joint session is given by resolution of the House and Senate, and arrangements are made through the leadership offices of each chamber.”
Originally posted by Kaploink
For a group that clams not to be racist, the right sometimes seems a little too defensive on the issue. The outrage always seems a little too manufactured. Take it as you will, but it does make me wonder sometimes.
Originally posted by Kaploink
For a group that clams not to be racist, the right sometimes seems a little too defensive on the issue. The outrage always seems a little too manufactured. Take it as you will, but it does make me wonder sometimes.
Originally posted by skepticconwatcher
reply to post by centurion1211
Just as excessive use of the pulling of the so called "race card", the constant self victimization and immature whining about "people pulling the race card" , has the exact same effect. This too is getting lame. Especially in light of WORLD History as it pertains to those doing the whining. You think about that okay ? 8 % and shrinking so lose the attitude.
Seriously.